P-Bass_Expressway-Snag_Bag-(HWSP03)-CD-2007-WC2R

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2011-03-15

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 Artist...: P-Bass Expressway
 Title....: Snag Bag
 Label....: HWS
 Cat.No...: HWSP03
 Format...: CDDA
 Genre....: Funk
 Style....: Soul, Funk, Hip-Hop
 URL......: http://www.amplifier.co.nz/review/33303/p-bass-expressway-snag-bag-.html

 Tracks...: 12          Grabber..: EAC
 Size.....: 72.11MB     Encoder..: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
 Playtime.: 00:59:04    Quality..: avg. 161kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo

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 1.  Back On It                                                    7:16
 2.  Felloverthefunk                                               5:16
 3.  Just A Passing Face                                           3:52
 4.  Uphill Shuffle                                                7:35
 5.  Uptown Breaker                                                4:26
 6.  Slideways                                                     4:16
 7.  Thundercleeze                                                 3:45
 8.  The Remedy                                                    5:47
 9.  Easyride                                                      4:33
 10. Stonecold Booty Throwdown                                     3:32
 11. Improve Your Groove                                           4:47
 12. Snag Bag                                                      3:59
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                                                                  59:04  (min)


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 Recorded live in Christchurch, mixed in Wellington and mastered in LA, æSnag
 BagÆ is the second album from P-Bass Expressway. Named after the Fender
 Precision Bass - the first electric bass guitar marketed in 1951 - the
 five-piece funk factory have bought in friends with alto sax, trombone, synths
 and smooth vocal styles to spice up their recipe of guitar, percussion,
 keyboards, trumpet and the foresaid P-bass. Largely instrumental, the 12 songs
 are tight, bright and well-produced - the bass in particular comes through rich
 and sassy, and listeners will appreciate the attention given to the percussion.
 And like good poets the Expressway are thoughtful with their silences, leaving
 pauses in the busy funk that add immeasurably to the songs. At an average of
 five-minutes long, the songs are not for the impatient and it will be
 interesting to see if radio play-list some of the lengthier singles - as they
 should.




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